Questions I'd like to ask and thoughts I'd like to share with Mr. Khaled Hosseini, author of The Kite Runner:
How do you write like that given that your profession is a doctor?
Have you always written stories growing up like Amir?
How did you come up with such a gripping plot?
Do you write with the end in mind or do you weave the characters and plot into your story as you go along?
Really, I dread reaching the last page of the book because I’m so enraptured I can’t let go. Not a middle easterner myself yet I could identify so closely with the characters that my heart bled as though their grief were mine.
How do you capture the readers’ hearts and minds the way you do?
I have never been this inspired to work on my passion before. Thank you for bringing to surface what has been brewing in my heart and dream machine for so long – a desire to write a great story.
How do you write like that given that your profession is a doctor?
Have you always written stories growing up like Amir?
How did you come up with such a gripping plot?
Do you write with the end in mind or do you weave the characters and plot into your story as you go along?
Really, I dread reaching the last page of the book because I’m so enraptured I can’t let go. Not a middle easterner myself yet I could identify so closely with the characters that my heart bled as though their grief were mine.
How do you capture the readers’ hearts and minds the way you do?
I have never been this inspired to work on my passion before. Thank you for bringing to surface what has been brewing in my heart and dream machine for so long – a desire to write a great story.
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